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Yeah, from what I've read/heard, a sauna is the missing link to maximum temp-induced health benefits. -
Nice. Seems like plenty o protein is key these days. 3 eggs? Yikes, for dinner omelettes I usually have 10. OMG. THIS!!!! :dude...
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treebilly replied to the thread Wood stove heat.I’ve also heard to choke it down tight and try to schedule this for right before bed time
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cory reacted to SeanKroll's post in the thread The Humboldt is primarily for speed of production with
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12" is needed on 40' softwood logs, allowing the trim to be for cutting end checks and multiple bucks. 41' makes five 8'ers, so 6 bucks... -
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These days, 6" of trim is typical. Some people used to try to get down to 3-4" with hardwood. Many of my timbers land on even feet. I... -
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In logging here in the PNW, and I always assumed it was the same everywhere, the sawyers/buckers are required to buck to specific...
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Maybe if I had a sauna the whole cold plunge thing might be very remotely probable.
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cory replied to the thread Wood stove heat.I do that. I've tried both. Yup, did that but the heat output is alot lower compared to logs burning Thanks for the responses, all. I...
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More air. Let the coals roll for a good forty minutes before adding logage.
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I handle it like Rich does, though burning somewhat less dense fuels like we have here in my part of Oregon (Doug fir, BL maple, red...
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Close damper to keep in more heat from coals or open to let them burn up?
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cory replied to the thread The Official Work Pictures Thread.Was the crane op test difficult? In CT it is notoriously difficult. My crane guy says, as an analogy, 'we all know to stop at stop...
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Absolutely. I like the length of boom. He has three 38 tons with the same length but capacity goes way down. The 40 ton grove actually...
